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That's because they haven't done much storage yet. Which is to be expected, you want to leave that for the end because it's the most expensive bit. They're plan
by hackerlight 3y ago
That's because they haven't done much storage yet. Which is to be expected, you want to leave that for the end because it's the most expensive bit. They're planning 15GW of 4-hour batteries by 2030.
https://blog.fluenceenergy.com/energy-storage-roll-out-can-save-german-energy-consumers-12-billion-euros https://blog.fluenceenergy.com/energy-storage-roll-out-can-s...
- troupo 3y agoJust to give you a perspective, energy Germany needs is around 61 GW. It's likely to go up as people switch to electric cars. Also, that article is make believe as every single graph and stat in it (and in the linked study) talks about the future. I'm afraid they are literally doing this extrapolation: https://xkcd.com/605/ https://xkcd.com/605/